Moosebunk

Here's a good few I'd like to catch... Atlantic Salmon... George River. Tarpon... Boca Grande, Rio San Juan, Barra Del Colorado. Giant Trevally... Seychelles Steelhead... anywhere West Coast. Taimen... Mongolia Peacock Bass... Brazil Yellowfiin... say... Cabo Some notables... grouper, lake sturgeon, gar, striped bass, bonefish, inconnu, yellowfin, shark, halibut, tiger trout and aurora trout. Would like to tangle with another marlin, but not one 400+ pounds... about 150 would be perfect. Like to catch more sailfish and sturgeon. I'd give up every other fish for a lifetime of arctic char in Coronation Gulf and the Tree. Not a week goes by the Tree doesn't come to mind.

Don't think there is a steelie river you can't fish Mike. Good outing guys.

Fun times guys. Cliff, you'll get 'em eventually... just don't fall down in the hole trying too hard.

No, no, no... maybe that's it. I think you're right... I have been in the cupboards a little too often. Perks of being the keyholder, the gatekeeper and the master of the Moose. Hahaha

First of many more. Congrats

Absolute pleasure reading and viewing this one Al. Your trailer is one superb idea. Glad to see you and the bros spent some quality time and put a real beat on those halo'd gems of the Nipigon.

Little fish sure had big appetites. lol.

Found what you were after... good show.

Must be the nightshifts but I think I had deja-vu with this post. Have you caught a nemo before? Anyways, good city piking for ya as always.

Enjoyed the links. Thanks. Good and informative, plus the pics at that site ain't too shabby at all.

Good lookin' fish, not so good looking wounds. Try and keep the gore to a minimum in your posts dood. lol.

Yes man!!! Must agree with the rest, your snowshoes and frosty beardin' paid off with a beaut. Nice job guys.

Saw the movie "SharkWater" too Rick. Appalling to say the least. Sad to think that Costa Rica is one of the worst... yet they lead the world in % of lands set aside for National Parks, are at the forefront of environmentally friendly energy production and are enough at peace with the world to have no military. Who knows if those that love their soup and are in obvious support for shark finning, are people who may be opposed to hooking fish for only the simple pleasure of it... or may be opposed to taking a bear for a rug and head mount... a rhino for a horn... or some animals testicles for an aphrodesiac??? Too many savages and too much savagery... or is it just being "human?" Naahhh, we can't be thinking like that. Anyways, yup Rick... unless your tree hugging friends aren't human... I'm sure they are contributors to the race in some sort of the same ways as the rest. They just sound as though they don't fish or fin.

Never heard of the diagnosis... although I get the jist of it. First anterior rotator cuff injury happened when I was 23. Lost strength and mobility of my left arm to my hand and felt the pain radiate from the shoulder... I did try fishing but called it quits within minutes. If it comes back with a vengeance everything I've read about rotator cuff "syndromes," injuries, "itis" of the area is to rest and drug, then when improved... stretch and light exercises. But if you say it's calcium (and a radiologist report or biopsy has proven this) then you may need the surgery, or, corticosteroid injections to break that down or remove it. No chiropractor is needed for this type of problem, regardless of if they give some sort of temporary relief. I personally have witnessed many doctors go to the Mayoclinic website when looking for information... keep this one handy. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/rotator-c...ECTION=symptoms

YOU... ARE... SO... SPOILED!!! Bring that plane to me Wayne. I'll take ya somewhere fishing. Great report. Great pics. Good job brutha.

Ahhhh guys... hows about yas.... Squeeze my lemons ti'll the juice runs down my leg...

Hearst has more cutie little Francophones than any across the 11 I've visited. For fishing... Nipigon would be a sweet little early retirement area.

Ahhhhh for sure Dan. But then again... is any day while on that lake really all that bad?

Yes Mike... nice net and it looks great with the bows in it.

Jacques beat me to it. "How awesome." lol Good fishing Steve

Joey, that was good. And so on point too. lol. Pet peeve fer sure.

Yes man. Good to see the huts produced at least a little sumthin'. 5lb laker is a great fish too. Too bad I missed ya. Wednesday was a tiring day for us, then thursday was a pack and go. Ya should have just poked in our cabin on your way by though. Good results for yas in that nasty weather if ya think about it. Pretty limited for moving around. Spreader picked up a big ling I think for my bud, but I wasn't interested in the nite bite after the gorging we did with our suppers. lol. Way to stick it out. That Bruce is a great fella.

If you're fishing pike somewhere that water clarity isn't gin clear, forget the floro and stick with the steel and titanium. Too many pike have shredded floro leaders of 65, 80 and even seen the damage to Scuro's 110lb Seaguar. Better safe than sorry. Those leaders, just put em all together and make a single loop, then throw 'em in anywhere. No big deal.

A smart reminder. Thanks for that and good job.

And ummmm, can I pay someone $5-10 to take the test under my name?